What an AWEFUL receptionist. Abrupt, careless, inconsiderate. I dont know if she was having a bad day or what but it was clear she had no interest in speaking to me that day

He was my doctor from 2006 to 2015, at which time I moved out of province.

He diagnosed a disease that I had that no other doctor/specialist was able to diagnose. I was told by other doctors that they don’t know what ailment I had, only that I was very sick and my immune system was slowly killing me.

When I first saw Dr. Tullis, he knew exactly what I had within 5 minutes of examining me. He took tissue samples to confirm.

He prescribed a combination of immune suppressing drugs and skin topicals to repair that damaged skin.

He saved my life and gave me a second chance.

Thank you Dr. Tullis and your awesome office manager, Irene. You guys are the best.

Over the nine years Dr. Tullis has never been anything but nice to me and very respectful.

He always listened to my concerns and answered any questions I had.

Irene would fit me in to see Dr. Tullis in cases of urgencies.

We all have bad days, but I’ve never seen Dr. Tullis have a bad day when I saw him.

He is very professional and always listens.

I’ve seen many doctors/specialist and can say that a few doctors may not be up to snuff with bedside manners, but they are there for knowledge not to socialize.

I would definitely recommend Dr. Tullis for your dermatological needs.

He is one of the best in the lower mainland in my opinion.

All of these reviews goes to show how majority of people don’t write a review unless it’s a bad one. He was great and to the point, addressed all my concerns and helped me alot more than any other doctor has. I’ll definitely be going back to him the next time I need to see a dermatologist.

Went here for eczema and instead he prescribed me cream for dark spots on my face which was unrelated. Complete waste of time and didnt even listen. Do not recommend.

Believe me when I tell you to avoid this doctor. My father has been dealing with psoriasis since coming to Canada, and although he can’t cure his condition, he wants to try to lessen the severity and ease the symptoms if possible. Doctor Tullis told him there is no cure and “…you have to accept this condition and deal with it.” What jacka$$ doctor tells a patient to deal with it??!? It’s redundant to say that because he is visiting the office to ‘deal with it’.

My dad told him he is aware there is a likelihood he will have it for the rest of his life, it doesn’t mean he can’t seek out help to alleviate the symptoms. Avoid this loser if at all possible as it’s clear by his bedside manner he is not truly a caring doctor; his overall rating seems to confirm this.